Buddha Eden Garden of Peace — Attraction in Bombarral

Our team recently visited Buddha Eden Garden - a true gem of Portugal! This largest oriental garden in Europe offers an incredible experience with its impressive collection of Buddhist statues across 35 hectares of beautifully landscaped grounds.

From the majestic golden Buddhas to the colorful koi fish in the central lake, every corner of this park creates an atmosphere of peace and harmony. The 600 hand-painted terracotta warriors and modern art collection were particularly impressive.

After such a peaceful experience, our clients enjoyed exploring the surrounding area on our comfortable rental bikes. Our rental service provides the perfect solution for those wanting to discover Portugal's beauty at their own pace.

For your next adventure, we recommend visiting the legendary Nazaré! Our guided bicycle tours will let you enjoy breathtaking views of its famous giant waves and scenic beaches. Book your...

Eden, Wonderful place to visit , pretty BIG too !! A very odd place especially for Portugal , but Breathtaking Sceneries !!! Never saw so many Busdha,s in one place, also the ,,Terracotta Army ,, Replica,s REALLY IMPRESSIVE ! Many times when you go around a corner, again something Big and Odd but once again Beautiful ! Also the Big Pond with many KOI FISHES and STATUES very special ! All this is very accessible also for Wheelchairs by a huge Free Parking with a Big Winery were they sell their own Wines as well, and ofcourse the Outstanding Portugese Tastes, take extra money with you , some wines can be Expensive but they maybe Uplift your Wine Cellar and a nice Closure after a...

Beautiful place, but poorly managed. Some of the staff are okay, but a lot of policies seem to exist just to make things unnecessarily difficult for visitors. You can't have dessert if you ordered fruit (even though they'll give you way more food than you ask for, so a lot goes to waste); one person in our group got the wrong ticket and they made her rejoin the really long queue to fix it, even though she was still at the counter; some vendors only take cash (not that unusual in Portugal, but still inconvenient); and the cranky train driver didn't want us to reboard, even though posted signs said it's hop-on/hop-off. It is a special place, but I can't recommend it for a...